Summary
The Los Angeles Dodgers may need to improve their outfield and could consider trading for Minnesota Twins player Byron Buxton. Buxton has a significant contract but might fit into the Dodgers' lineup if his current team continues to make trades. Despite Buxton's past injuries, the Dodgers have a strong enough roster to manage any risks.
Key Facts
- The Dodgers are looking to improve production in their outfield.
- They previously signed Michael Conforto, which did not work out as planned.
- Byron Buxton, a center fielder for the Twins, is a trade candidate for the Dodgers.
- Buxton's contract is worth $100 million over seven years.
- Buxton has a no-trade clause but might reconsider if the Twins continue trading other star players.
- He played the most games in a season since 2017 last year, though he has a history of injuries.
- The Dodgers have roster depth, which helps them handle player injuries better than many teams.
